Asian Literature Archives | Page 17 of 18

The Incendiaries by R.O. Kwon BOOK REVIEW

John Leal, whose name is always written and spoken of in full, was detained in […]

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When I was living in Inagi-shi, a once-upon-a-time small city now swallowed up by the

Translated from the Mandarin by Darryl Sterk Living in twenty-first century Korea, the animosity levied

As a twenty-something who has, not for a moment, put learning and discovery behind him,

Dystopian fiction is arguably the most impactful, clever, and chilling kind of storytelling we have,

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Translated from the Japanese by Anne Ishii For the bulk of his career, fifty-four-year-old manga

Translated from the Mandarin by Darryl Sterk Wu Ming-Yi is Taiwan’s most celebrated author, and

It’s troubling to think on what we’ll miss when we’re gone, and what we may